Donald Trump's government sanctioned Cristina Kirchner for her corruption cases.

The government of Donald Trump announced sanctions against Cristina Kirchner and Julio de Vido due to the corruption cases they both face in Argentina. The announcement will be made by the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, and will include the prohibition of their entry into the United States. According to the U.S. Secretary of State, the former president and her Minister of Federal Planning "abused their positions by orchestrating and economically benefiting from multiple bribery schemes related to public works contracts, resulting in the theft of millions of dollars from the Argentine government". In this context, it was emphasized that "multiple courts have convicted them of corruption, undermining the trust of the Argentine people and investors in Argentina's future".

immediate family membersMáximo KirchnerFlorenciaAlessandra MinnicelliThe United States will continue to promote accountability for those who abuse public power for personal gainThese designations reaffirm our commitment to combating global corruption, even at the highest levels of governmentJavier MileiHEY Cristina...designatecredible information of involvement in significant corruption or a gross violation of human rightsMarco RubioToday I announced the designation, under Section 7031(c), of the former President of Argentina, Cristina Elisabet Fernández de Kirchner, and the former Minister of Planning of Argentina, Julio Miguel De Vido, for their involvement in significant acts of corruption during their public tenure The United States is committed to ensuring accountability for corrupt officials worldwide